Lisa Wyatt

This is the worst dealership you can deal with in my opinion and the owner Dan Fields is a joke. They lied to me about the condition of a car. They are the typical used car salesman. Plenty of other com opinion and the owner Dan Fields is a joke. They lied to me about the condition of a car. They are the typical used car salesman. Plenty of other companies to use. I have seen the many bad reviews and do not be their next victim, be smart and look elsewhere. More

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Great Certified Buying Experience Looked on line for months, researched, watched YouTube videos about car buying, etc. etc. Finally saw the car I wanted. Worked with Lisa at Fields BM Looked on line for months, researched, watched YouTube videos about car buying, etc. etc. Finally saw the car I wanted. Worked with Lisa at Fields BMW and the experience could not have gone better. She was straightforward, answered my questions, walked me through the entire process. No gimmicks, no extra fees, and I paid exactly what I expected to pay. The used prices they have on-line are the price you pay. The prices are fair; they are not expensive or cheap. I probably could have driven 25 miles to another dealer, haggled for hours, only to save $500. I’d rather pay something that’s fair and have a hassle free experience with an outstanding service department. If you are looking for a specific Certified BMW and a very straightforward/no drama car buying experience, wait until one pops up at Fields and make an appointment with Lisa. Don’t overthink it. The whole process took a little over 3 hours....from the test drive to walking through the warranty/paperwork to the Financing. Her follow up after was very professional too. Other Dealer Rater reviews of other dealers were concerning to me. The Fields reviews, candidly, were almost too good with multiple people weighing in with positive feedback. I was skeptical for sure but as far as this Certified Car purchase with Lisa Wyatt at Fields it lived up to the hype. If you want drama and high blood pressure, go somewhere else. More

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